IBM BladeCenter HX5 Installation And User Manual page 106

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# Sometimes the AMM leaves old UPD files hanging around.
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proc purge_old_upd_files { } {
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# Send the update command for the blade.
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proc flash_update_blade { blade_no firmware_image } {
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global amm_id
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# AMM53 series introduced a strange behaviour that needs to
# be investigated but can be worked around with a delay.
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sleep 20
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# Look for stale files.
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send -i $amm_id "files -T system:mm\[1\]\r\n"
expect {
-i $amm_id "Available:" { return }
-i $amm_id "volatile/*.upd*" {
puts "\n\n Must delete: $expect_out(buffer)\n\n"
return
}
}
global amm_id tftp_server g_normal_timeout_value
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# Get a big timeout value while we flash.
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set timeout 1000
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# Make sure the AMM knows too.
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send -i $amm_id "telnetcfg -t 0\r\n"
expect -i $amm_id -exact "OK"
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# Populate a list
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# Send the update command.
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send -i $amm_id "update -i $tftp_server -l $firmware_image -T system:blade\[$blade_no\]:sp\r\n"
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# Process results.
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set rv 1
expect {
-i $amm_id "successful" { set rv 0 }
-i $amm_id "meant"
-i $amm_id "failed"
-i $amm_id "*nable*"
}
{ set rv 1 }
{ set rv 1 }
{ set rv 1 }
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